why cant survey panels list a survey # n their invites?

[theskyhunter]

I kinda mentioned this in my last post, but I need your input on this. there are several panels who or whatever reason don't put survey #'s in their invites. OO, Crowdology, Survey Touch, Honest Insite are just a few of em. OO says its for security reasons. do what? its really aggravating to hunt down what survey # it is. they probably intended for it to be that way. I want to know what and if you have ever heard from panels or some other place as to why they don't do this. thanks my friends!

[footfree]

It makes them look dishonest and like they are trying to hide something.Harris Poll has been doing this lately and sometimes my points don't show up .How can I complain if I don't know the number?Well dont worry I have no problem complaining to them. I will email them with the date and what the survey was about .In their case I do have to say I'm current on my points so at least they acknowledge they owe me and pay it,unlike a lot of other companies.

[theskyhunter]

It makes them look dishonest and like they are trying to hide something.Harris Poll has been doing this lately and sometimes my points don't show up .How can I complain if I don't know the number?Well dont worry I have no problem complaining to them. I will email them with the date and what the survey was about .In their case I do have to say I'm current on my points so at least they acknowledge they owe me and pay it,unlike a lot of other companies.

yep I 4got bout Harris Poll. they have been doing a lot of it lately too. I emailed them 1 time bout this and they said the survey # is always in the email invite. I told myself how can I be missing that. I went into my past Harris Poll emails and sure enough on every invite I looked at, the survey # is there. the thing is its in so small a lettering you cant hardly see it and its at the very bottom of the invite. I mean its really small. even if you do see the #, that sometimes doesn't amount to a hill of beans. reason is as yall know Harris, like ISAY (especially) and others, you tend to get bounced around in all them redirecting surveys. so the # really doesn't help at all.